Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-01-20
CASSE-COU.
Now Translation From the
rreuch of Du BOisgObey.
CHAPTER NXNI.
rAItsE EOK REGREr.

CAUSE FOR REGRET.
.,..., soid the officer with the green
'snh or having listened to his subordi-
roi. This affair is assuming a more and
plIe, serious aspect; the search will con-
more so.morrow and | shall, if necessary,
lI1ue " ,Ie Catacombs to be searched also.
ill'e .Lv"aolutely necessary that you should
Is hand. and / should be failing in
be on y,ty we're | to suffer you to depart
n{ uut His mystery is cleared up"
'bep I5o W Won have no right to detain me
'pu' His way" exclaimed Paul, terri
ei' ~ ~ t thought that Nine. Mongis
~ 81 her daughter would be waiting for
GIn in mortal anxiety.
i nshnt this gentleman up in the lower
q, S" !" quietly ordered the terrible super
Cl .sypiiont "take the driver TO the police
R., ,sn and put the horse and cab in the
bound" anal, uo4r.houLo,.
to!morrow," growled Morillon, "but
u y, now and then my poor Jacque-
X, may die OF fright"
I, wos not without apprehension that
D,no Mongis and her daughter had seen
cbevaler start off on his expedition
" 'l ~" in the day. The undertaking
.amIod dangerous to them, and they
A Soncht that the house Of Biroulas must
be unsafe. ,
h,sning before, to dissuade Cambremer
|Eom his purpose by pointing out to him
4 ~ dangers of Il visit to a smuggler's re-
s.o.t, hit all the reasoning in the world
mid not move the chevalier.
' He had treasured his neighbors by
,,,msing to be prudent, and to return
RnicEly and tell them the result of his
attempt
In spite Of these fine promises, they
hd not closed their eyes all night, and
HIthe, who rose very early, had placed
6srself upon the stairs, so as to catch the
Eihiu Gassonade and give him u great
Epal Of good advice.
The morning had passed away quietly.
Household cares, dressing Baia, and max
X, ready for breakfast had filled up the
fEe. and had not left the ladies
[onent to be anxious. But when Nine.
iIongis heard ~ o'clock strike, without
In absent ones having returned, she
Fnd not help feeling very much
Harmed.
Her daughter was as much frightened
/ she, aud could not keep still, but kept
Inning every moment to the window to
lDk for the master and the servant at
4 Il corner Of the Rue Ferou. But, like
ster Anne in the tale of "Blue Beard"
.adhe saw nothing coming, and re-
Enthusiastically to resume her seat by
Der mother.
Through truly womanly delicacy, nei-
BIER of Cambremer's friends wished to
III the other how anxious she was for
bar Of alarming her still more.
They silently worked at their en-
Epidery while the little girl played be-
lde them.
Baia, on her part, seemed to guess
bat her protectresses had some anxiety
Seighing upon them, for she often raised
Der large eyes rs though to read their
hCes She even came to kiss them more
enderly than ever, and more than once,
a. though she had read their distress
npOn their CountenanCe, she seemed to
be endeayoring to console them.
When night came, Nine. Mongis could
no longer control herself.
1--WE cannot remain thus without news
q Monsieur Cambremer," said she, "and
think that had better go to look for
bin"
Marthc, though fully sharing her feel
ngs, nevertheless endeavored to prove
Y her how useless and imprudent such
an attempt would be.
u will not let you go alone, mother"
sd the young girl, "and if 80 with you,
SOo will watch over Baia?"
You are right; and have too many
fasons to fear that the dear little one
niay be stolen from us, to leave her alone
b that way"
Narthe remarked timidly that NJ. Paul
fonId surely come to see them rs soon
4 he was at liberty, and that it would
y better to send him on n search.
Her mother admitted this, and made
v her mind to be patient, although the
lme seemed long.
10 Their great Joy, the young man APP
|Raed three hours earlier than usual.
pcSeemed full Of hope, and expected tC
|Tar good news from his friend the chev.
.ssef, but his face clouded when lie was
wv Tue ala,.ning facts. lie endeavored
N aPpear calm, in order not to brighten
" aales, and even tried to encourage
II 10 be COntinued.[